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LETTER 5-85: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER—JOB LOSS
Without providing more detail than is necessary, this jobhunter arms the recruiter with valu-
able information: his field, his specialty, and what he offers an employer.

Ms. Sylvia McCormack
President
McCormack Recruiting Co.
5 Liberty Circle
Sacramento, CA 09876
Dear Ms. McCormack:
Excellent
In today’s difficult economy, you undoubtedly receive hundreds of resumes from
people seeking employment. However, you have built a career on the ability to opening
recognize marketable talents, which I possess—in-depth experience, focused for
expertise, flexibility, adaptability, commitment, and a highly effective recruiter
management style. letter

My current employer’s economic health makes it advisable for me to seek a
new situation as soon as possible. I am therefore taking the liberty of forwarding
my resume for your review.
My specific niche is the design and implementation of new
technology for electrical subsystems, but I can contribute effectively
within a variety of engineering environments.
My background, professional experience, and work style equip me to
offer a rare overview of the field along with a profound grasp of
project details. This mix is unusual among professionals in my field,
and it is essential to the employer actively seeking innovative
solutions in emerging technologies.
I look to your expertise for assistance in my search and will call you early next
week to see whether we can schedule a meeting. I thank you in advance for
your consideration.

Sincerely,

Todd Wychowsky
(555) 455-7890 home
(555) 765-4321 work

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